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THE SILENT DEAD, 



OR 



ROLL OF HONOR; 



Comprising the names of all Soldiers from Muskingum 

County, who lost their lives in battle or by 

disease, during the War of Rebellion. 

Reported to date Jan. 1, 1866. 



'I 

ATTORNEY AT LAW. 



Z AISTESVILLE, OHIO : 

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY LOGAN & DODD. 

1866. 



XOTE EXPLANATORY. 



This pamphlet was promised to the people of 
Muskingum County at the Soldiers' Barbecue, held 
September 2d, 1865; but its appearance has been 
delayed in consequence of the retaining by the Gov- 
ernment of several of our organizations in the field, 
whose mortality could not be known until their recent 
muster out: 

In the lists, the greatest accuracy has been aimed at, 
but to know and record the name of each hero who 
went forth from the many quiet homes among our 
hills and throughout the towns, and thereby perished 
in the cause, has been a work of unexpected difficulty. 
Instances have occurred where even the mother or the 
fiither could not tell whether their missing boy was 
dead, or what had been his Bite. 

In addition to the usual work of inquiry, and 
research into the military records of the various Regi- 
ments and Companies, requests have been repeatedly 
published, through the courtesy of the press, calling 
upon all to send in to the compiler, lists of names from 
every quarter of the county, and branch of the ser- 
vice. The utmost limit of time for returns has been 
granted, and it is hoped that every name is now on 
the Roll, there to remain in shining honor. 

Any inaccuracies or omissions will be as much 
regretted by the author as by friends of the deceased. 



THE DEAD. 



It was by mere accident that the present writer 
became entrusted with the labor of preparing the 
following Roll of Honor. The idea originated with 
the welcome that was given to the returned soldiers. 
In this enterprise our County may claim to be first. 
No other County in Ohio, or in the nation, has pub- 
lished such a record. 

In its prepai-ation the following facts have attracted 
attention : 

• The whole number of deaths by battle have been 
Five Hundred and Eighty-Four. Of these Spring- 
field Township lost Sixty-One, the most of any, and 
Clay Township Seven, the least number. By sickness 
and railroad accidents. One Hundred and Seventy. 
Among the cases of prison mortality we count Forty- 
Three : — at Andersonville, Thirteen ; Libby and Belle 
Island, Five; Florence, Xine ; Macon, Three; Millen, 
Five; Salisbury, Two ; Charleston, Six. 

Our County has bled mortally on the following bat- 
tle-fields, which include the chief engagements this side 
of the Mississippi Eiver and the lower Atlantic Coast: 
Vienna, Alleghaney, Eich Mountain, Cheat Moun- 
tain, Bull Run ISo. 1, Greenbriar, Cross Keys, Port 
Republic, Chickahominy, Malvern Hills, South Moun- 
tain, Antietam, Corinth, Pittsburg Landing, Freder- 
icksburg 1 and 2, Holly Springs, Stone River, Rappa- 
hannock, Fort McAllister, Franklin, Ya., Somerset, 
Ky., Tuscumbia, Port Gibson, Chancellorsviile, 1 and 2, 



ROLL OP HONOR. 



Port Hudson, Ttajmond, Jackson, Champion Hills, Bull 
Run IS'o. 2, Gettysburg, Yicksburg, Morgan's Eaid, 
Fort Wagner, Chickamauga, Chattanooga, Missionary 
Ridge, Lookout Mountain, Kelley's Ford, Culpepper 
Court House, Knoxville, Strawberry Plains, Orange 
Court House, Tunnel Hill, Dalton, Pleasant Hill, Wil- 
derness, Spottsylvania, Resaca, Dallas, Kenesaw Moun- 
tain, Peach Tree Creek, Atlanta, Weldon Road, Monoc- 
acy, Petersburg Mine, Moorefield, Snicker's Gap, Deep 
Run, Cedar Creek, Franklin, Kashville, Fisher's Hill, 
Wilmington, Fall of Richmond, Pursuit of Lee. 

The graves of our dead heroes are scattered through 
thirteen different States. Most of them are buried 
where they fell, and few have monuments to mark 
the spot. 

"In many a fevered swamp, 

By many a black bayou, 
In many a cold and frozen camp, 
Tbe weary sentinel ceased his tramp, 

And died for me and you ! 
From Western plain to ocean tide 
Are btretched the graves of those who died !" 

On a tablet erected near the graves of the Anderson- 

ville dead is the following inscription : 

*' Through all rebellion's horrors, 
Bright shines our nation's fame, 
Oar gallant soldiers perishing. 
Have won a deathless name.'' 

In the fii'st engagement after the fire on Fort Sum- 
ter our county suffered a loss. June 17th, 1861, the 
murderous fire of the rebels on our troops at Vienna, 
Virginia, was made ; and three men, George Morrison, 
H. Pigram and David Mercer, were mortally wounded. 
They are buried at Camp Upton, near Washington, 
like thousands of others, in unmarked graves. 

"But glory guards with solemn round 
The bivouac of the dead," 

Sixty-Five regiments and battalions are represented 

in the Roll of the Dead, from Muskingum county. 



THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



Of these, forty-eight are of infantry, eight of cavahy, 
three of artillery, two of navy and gun-boat, and four 
regiments from other States of the Union. 

In the back of the pamphlet will be found the 
Commissioned Officers' Roll. It comprises eighteen 
names. The ranking officers in the list were Major B. 
G. 0. Reed and Major 'Wm. Edwards. Nearly every 
one of them died by the bullet. 

^one of our Colonels or Generals died in the strife, 
^ot a single officer of the One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second Regiment, from this county, died of disease. 

In preparing the following pages, many sad stories 
have been recited and heard. The lovely boy is gone, 
and neither friend or parent knows where he rests ; no 
solid wall or hasty fence, even, surrounds his patriot 
dust, and no stake, board, or better, marble, marks the 
spot. The battle, perhaps, raged over miles of country, 
and the dead fell into the hands of the enemy, who hid 
them in the earth, rather to get them out of sight than 
to pay a decent respect to a fallen enemy. In this way, 
painful as it is to fond parents and admiring friends, the 
blood of our soldiers enriches many an unmarked spot ; 
while the ravages of disease, less to be feared than the 
prison rigors and punishments of a savage, but deter- 
mined foe, transferred others to unknown patriot graves. 
On many of the great battle-fields i^ational Cemeteries 
have been erected, w^hich, with their monuments, under 
the care of a grateful nation, will be more enduring 
than the tombs and cenotaphs of Greece or the Orient. 
The Hon. Secretary of War has authorized the 
Quartermaster-General to send out hurrying parties to 
numerous battle fields, who will disinter the remains 
of soldiers scattered through the woods and waste lands 
and bury them in suitable cemeteries. This has been 
done at Gettysburg, Chattanooga and the Wilderness ; 
of the latter there are two, known asKo. 1 on the right 
and i^o. 2 on the left. 



ROLL OF HONOR. 



The laudable design of erecting monuments in the 
counties to the memory of the soldiers, has been inau- 
gurated, and the enterprise of raising a monument at 
the capital of the State, ,to perpetuate the memory of 
the iallen braves, and also one in honor of Abraham 
Lincoln, which, while it shall bear witness to his virtues 
and his worth, shall also "plead, trumpet-tongued, 
against the de«p damnation of his taking off." 

These eftbrts are right, and ought to remind the peo- 
ple of Muskingum County that they have no "pile, or 
shaft, or marble'^ erected to the praise of her dead sol- 
diers. Something has been said upon the subject, and 
it is reported that a commanding and beautiful lot in 
Wood Lawn Cemetery, will be donated. Argument 
in favor of this, certainly is not expected. The valor 
of our soldiers, the right of their cause, and the deliver- 
ance of the Eepublic, appeal by their lonely graves — 
by their deadly conflicts,. and their uncoffined dust, to 
the hearts of the people, for a home monument, where 
we can all gather at its solemn dedication, and deposit 
a copy of this Roll of Honor beneath its corner stone, 
in grateful tribute to their sacred memory. 



THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



ADAMS TOWXSHIR 



W. B. Bell, company F, Sixty-Second. 

Anthony Gaumer, company F, Twenty-Sixth. 

Joseph A. Lydig, company E, IS^inety-Seventh. 

S. W. Mills, company H, Fifty-First, 

David Ross, company E, Xinety- Seventh. 

Ezra Rosa. 

I. K. Steers, company E, One Hundred and Sixtieth 

National Guards. 
J. J. Stuart, company E^ One Hundred and Sixtieth 

National Guards. 
D. G. Sturtz, company H, Seventy-Eighth. 
J. J. Sturtz, company E, JSTinety-Seventh. 
Christian Sandel, company A, One Hundred and 

Second. 
James Safiell, company E, Second. 



ROLL OF HONOR. 



BLUE EOCK TOWKSIIIR 



J. D. Austin, company T>, Seventy-Eighth. 

W. D, Conner, company D, Thirty-First. 

Matthew Crawford, One Hundred and Seventy-Eighth. 

Marion Dempster, company D, Twenty-Fourth. 

John F. Dutro, company I, One Hundred and Sixtieth 

]N"ational Guards. 
Samuel Dutro, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 
Perry Echelberry, company F, Forty- Seventh. 
Davis Echelberry, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 
Joseph Gander, company C, Eighth Wisconsin. 
William Hamler, company K, One Hvmdred and 

Twenty-Second. 
Albert Hunt, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 
Yv^ilham Kinney, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 
Charles Ivinney, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 
ISToah Kinkade, company E, Second. 
I^athaniel McCa'nn, company D, Twenty-Fourth. 
Frank McGuire, company A, Mnth Cavalry. 
Josiah McLees, company I, One Hundred and Sixtieth 

I:«^ational Guards. 
John H. ISTelson, Twenty-Second Battery. 
Frederick Osborn, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 
John Price, company B, Sixty-Second. 
David F. Peairs, company K, Ninety- Seventh. 
Joseph Roberts, company B, Sixty-Second. 
John Riddle, company D, Twenty-Fourth. 
Captain E. Hilles Talley, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 
Isaiah White, company I, One Hundred and Sixtieth 

^rational Guards. 
Andrew Wallace, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 
William Weaver, jSTinety-Seventh. 
William A. White, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 



10 THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



BRUSH CEEEK TOWXSHIP. 



David Bangliman, company A, Sixty-Second. 

Moses Dozier, company K, Mnety- Seventh. 

Lewis Crane, company A, Sixty-Seconcl. 

William Deiterick, company K, Xinety-Seventh. 

Hiram Dozer, Twenty-Fourth. 

Uriah McGee, Twenty-Eighth. 

Grafton Harrop, company A, Sixty-Second. 

Jacob Harrop, company A, Sixty-Second. 

William Hamrick, company H, iSTiuety-Seventh. 

James Larrison. 

Charles Lncas, company E, Ninety-Seventh. 

Josiah II. Lucas, company E, Mnety-Seventh. 

Henry J^eibel, company E, Ninety- Seventh. 

James Prindle, company E, Ninety-Seventh. 

John Eiddle, Twenty-Fourth. 

George Trout, Seventy-Eighth. 

Joseph Trout, company A, One Hundred and Twenty - 
Second. 

Stephen Woodruff, company A, Sixty-Second. 

Newton Wells, company E, One Hundred and Seventy- 
Eighth. 



KOLL OF HOJfOK. 11 



CASS TOWisTSHIP. 



Jay Adams, company A, Seventy-Sixth. 
"W. H. Austin, " A, " 

Howard Adams, " A, " 

Benjamin Butler, Thirty-Second. 
Andrew Casner, company D, Sixteenth. 
Eichard Casner, company D, Sixteenth. 
"WilHam Davis, company D, Sixteenth. 
C. C. Lemert, company A, Seventy-Sixth. 
John Mills, company D, Sixteenth. 
Lafayette Morgan, company G, One Hundredth. 
Franklin Monroe, company D, Sixteenth. 
J. H. Ogle, company F, Sixty-Second. 
Miner Prior, company A, Seventy-Eighth. 
Benjamin Palmer, company F, Sixty-Second. 
Abraham Robinson, (colored.) 
Abraham Spurr, jr., Mnth Cavalry. 
Frederick Starner, company F, Ninety-Seventh. 



12 THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



CLAY TOWKSHIP. 



Joseph Axline, Xintli Cavalrji 

Major William Edwards, Sixty-Second. 

David Hetzel, (unknown.) 

James E. Kildow, company H, Eighteenth. 

James M. Porter, company G, Thirty-First. 

Bushrod Patterson, company K, One Hundred and 

Fifty-Kinth. 
George Showers, company E, Third. 



ROLL OF HONOR. 13 



FALLS TOW^'SIIIP. 



Samuel Barnet, (colored), Fiftj-Fiftli United States. 

James F. Bell, compauy G, Ninety-Seventh. 

John M. Bell, " G, 

Lewis Coos, company D, One Hundred and Fifty -Ninth. 

Hiram Cox, company E, Third. 

Henry Cooper, company G, Ninety-Seventh. 

David Ivins, colored. 

Francis Lewis, company G, Thirty-Second. 

William H. Musselman, company E, Third. 

John Martin, company G, Ninety- Seventh. 

John Rodecker, company G, Ninety-Seventh. 

Jeremiah J. Eeynolds, " G, " 

J. P. Somers, company A, Sixteenth. 

Thomas Salisberry, company G, Ninety-Seventh. 

Mathev/ Sellars, '' G, " 

Alex. Tanner, company D, Thirty-Second. 



__ ___ 

14 THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



niGHLAIS^D TOWKSHIP. 



Fisher, One Hundred and Sixtietli. 



Cephas Hammond, company I, One Hundred and 

Twenty-Second. 
Wm. H. Hammond, company A, Fifteenth. 
George H. Hanks, company E, Second. 
Jasper Halsey, company A, Seven t^^-Eighth. 
George Johns, " I, " 

John McCunc, " F, 

James F. McGee, " A, Fifteenth. 
Hamilton I. Miller, '' A, Seventy-Eighth. 
Alfred Shamblin, " E, Second. 
William Sampson. 

Joseph Y. Sampson, company F, Seventy-Eighth. 
Joseph G. Thompeon, " A, " 

John H. Trace, " A, " 

John E. Wi]son, " A, 

Thomas C. Wilson, " F, 



ROLL OF HONOR. 15 



HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP. 



James F. Bell, company G, Mnety-Seventli. 

Aseph Cooper, " B, Seventy-Eighth. 

John Dare, company B,One Hundred and Thirty-Fifth. 

Emanuel Drumm, company G, I^inety- Seventh. 

Andrew^ Francis, company A, Seventy-Eighth. 

Thomas Gladman, " K, One Hundred and Twen- 
ty-Second. 

William Hughes, " B, One Hundred and Thirty- 
Fifth. . 

George W. Loy, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 

Isaac Leasure, One Hundred and Twenty-Second. 

J^elson Lewis, company B, One Hundred and Thirty- 
Fifth. 

Henry Lawyer, company B, One Hundred and Thirty- 
Fifth. 

Henry Leasure, company K, Mnety-Seventh. 

John Miller, " C, '' 

Macajah Martin, " B, One Hundred and Thirty- 
Fifth. 

John McBride, One Hundred and Twenty-Second. 

Samuel H. Prior, company G, Thirty-Second. 

Anthony M. Prior, " B, One Hundred and Thir- 
ty-Fifth. 

Leroy Roberts, company B, One Hundred and Thirty- 
Fifth. 

David Sheppard, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 

Bazel Storms, " K, Kinety-Seventh. 

Lemon B. Stevens, " G, " 

David W. Yarner, " G, " 

Harrison Varner, " B, Seventy-Eighth. 



16 * THE SILEXT DEAD, OR 



IIAERISOX TOWXSIIir. 



Alfred Anderson, company H, Second AVest Virginia 
Cavalry. 

Daniel Brown, company E, Second. 

John Bergarmer, '' E, " 

John Bowman, " E, " 

Sylvester L. Bailey, " E, Seventy -Elglith. 

John Barber, " A, Sixty-Second. 

Lewis Epley, Fifth Cavalry. 

John A. Good, company A, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

TTilliam Good, company E, One Hundred and Xinety- 
Eifth. 

John Lawson, company E, Second. 

James Lnman, company A, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

Abraham Leffler, company I, One Hundred and Tenth. 

Peter Leffler, company I, Twelfth Cavalr}'. 

Caleb Monroe, '• E, Xinety-Seventh. 

Xicholas Mountz, company A, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 

Morrison, (unknown.) 

George AY. Olden, company E, Xinety-Sevciith. 

Isaiah Poland, " E, Second. 

James H. Shepparcl, " E, '' 

Jeremiah Sheppard, compar.}- I, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. ^ 

Philip Schaus, company C, Fifteenth. 

Charles Sailer, First. 



ROLL OF HONOR. 17 



Henry Sulivant, company E, Second. 

William Sulivant, " B, Seventy-Eighth. 

Jacob Schneider, " E, Third. 

Joseph Thompson, " E, Second. 

Joseph Trost, company A, One Hundred and Twenty - 

Second. 
Joseph Trost, company E, 0ne Hundred and Mnety- 

Fifth. 
"William D. Weaver, company E, Mnety-Seventh* 
Lewis Young, company E^ Second. 



18 THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



JACKSON TOWIs^SIIir. 



Dentoa Adams, company I, One Hundred and Twentj- 
Second. 

Jnsper Adams, company I, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

Thomas Barker, company D, Sixteenth. 

Horace J. Fairall, company H, One Hundred and Fifty - 
jSTinth. 

William Griffin, company D, Fifty -First. 

Jeremiah Ivetchum, company A, Seventy-Sixth.. 

EzLeriah McVicker, " 1), Sixteenth.. 

George McCann, company F,. One Hundred and Twen- 
ty-Second. 

J. G. Moore, company H, One Hundred and Fifty - 
Kinth.. 

Henry Kelson, Seventy-Fifth. 

James Parker, company H, One Hundred and Fifty- 
j^s'inth. 

D*. F. AVeekly, company A, Seventy-Sixth. 

Jacob Whiteman, company I, One Hundred and Twen- 
ty-Second. 

David Victor, company A, Seventy-Sixth., 

John W. Wilson, Seventy-Eighth. 



ROLL OP HONOR. 19 



JEFFERSOK TOWITSHIR 



Jacob Ane, company F, j^inety- Seventh. 
Benjamin W. Barton, company B, First. 
James F. Cole, company F, Sixty-Second. 
John Cassell, - '' F, " 

Josephus Cordray, company B, Eighteenth. 
Annanias Dunn, " F, l^inety-Seventh. 

James Dwiggius, " F, I^inety-Seventh. 

James W. Dewar, " B, Eighteenth. 

Seymour Davis, company B, Eighteenth. 
Julius Evans, " F, Sixty-Second. 

Martin Yf. Griffee, Ninth Cavalry. 
Edward J. Hickey, company D, Sixteenth. 
James Holden, '' D, " 

Jasper Jackson, " D, " 

Charles C. Aiacham, " F, Mnety- Seventh. 

Hugh McMurry, " D, Sixteenth. 

Alex. Morton, " F, ]N^inety-Seventh. 

David Powell, " B, Eightieth. 

John V. Shipley, " F, Ninety-Seventh. 

W. II. H. Sprague, company D, Sixteenth. 
Washington Spence, " F, " 

Robert Sharpe, " F, Sixty-Second. 

John Williams, '' F, Ninety-Seventh. 

George Wolford, Tenth Cavalry. 
John W. "Weaver, company F, Ninety-Seventh. 
Adam Yeast, '' E, ^^ 



20 THE SILETT DEAD, OR 



LICKmG TOWI^SHIP. 



J. F. Baird, company C, Seventy-Eightli. 
Ashuel Bilen, company H, One Hundred Fifty-Ninth. 
Mifflin Cusac, " B, Thirtieth. 
John Estworthy, " K, Ninety-Seventh. 
Lycurgus Drone, " G, " 

Daniel Diven, Eighteenth United States. 
Benjamin Ditter, company H, Thirty-First. 
James Gochanour, " B, Seventy-Eighth. 
John Gochanour, ^' B, " 

Alvah Fleming, company G, One Hundred and Thirty- 
Fifth. 
Abel Farnsworth, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 
James Musgrove, '• C, Sixty-Second. 

John G. Moore, " A, Seventy-Sixth. 

John W. Montgomery, company B, Thirtieth. 
AViilam 11. SulUvant, " D, Seventy-Eighth. 

Charles C. Smart, " C, Sixteenth. 

Henry Sherman, company G, Ninety-Seventh. 
Vincent Staggers, " G, " 

James M. Thompson, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 
David AY. Yarner, " G, Ninety- Seventh. 



ROLL OF HONOR. 21 



MEIGS TOWNSHIP. 



Patrick Berry, companj A, Sixteenth. 

Elisba Crawford, company H, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 

Charles ,D. Flowers, company C, Seventy-Eighth. 

Horace B. Flowers, " 

John Jones, " C, " 

John Lyons, " A, " 

WiUiam Hatton, company F, One Hundred and Twen- 
ty-Second. 

Martin V. Murphy, company F, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 

Thomas Mitchell, company F, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second, 

"WiUiam W. Morris, company H, Sixty-Second. 

Hugh K McEoherts, " C, Seventy-Eighth. 

Seth Marshall, company F, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

David Peirce, company C, Seventy-Eighth. 

A. B. Sims, company K, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

Hiram Sims, company F, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

Joseph R. Starrett, company C, Seventy-Eighth. 

James F. Wilson, company F, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 



22 THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



MONROE TOWlSrSHIP. 



Benjamin Conway, company F, Seventy-Eighth. 
William Boal, " H, Forty-Seventh. 

Tunis Elson, " I, Sixty-Ninth. 

William L. Elson, " I, '' 

Samuel T. Morrison, company F, Seventy-Eighth. 
John McCune, " F, " 

Ezra Ross, company E, Ninety-Seventh. 
Perry Sprague, " F, Seventy-Eighth. 
John McFee, company H, Forty-Seventh. 
John Robbins, " I, Sixty-Ninth. 

John Trimble, " F, Seventy-Eighth. 
Philip Shaffer, " F, Seventy-Eighth. 



ROLL OF HONOR. 2S 



MADIS0:N" TOWiTSHIP. 



Joliii Chadwick, company D, Sixteenth. 

David a Dunmead, " D, " 

David A. Gibbons, " F, Ninety-Seventh. 

Frank Gressell, " F, Sixty-Second. 

Isaiali F. Kinney, '^ D, Sixteenth. 

Thomas Hittle, company I, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

Joseph Parkerson, company F, Sixty-Second. 

Eobert Seabring, company B, Fourth. 

Sylvester Stanley, " F, Mnety-Seventh. 

Daniel St. Clair, " D, Sixteenth. 

John St. Clair, " F, Ninety- Seventh. 

"William li. Tudor, company I, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second, 

Andrew Wilson, company F, Ninety-Seventh.. 

James Whittingham, " F, " 



24 THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



MUSEJFGUM TOWJSrSHIR 



Curtis W. Campbell, company G, JS'inetj-SeventL^ 

Spencer Fletcher, company D, Sixteenth. 

Levi Frost, company B, Fifteenth. 

Joshua G. Fletcher, company D, Sixteenth. 

George Fletcher, company G, Xinety- Seventh. 

John Granger, company F, One hundred and Twenty - 
Second. 

E. W. P, Hunter,, company G, ITinety-Seventh. 

William James, company I, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

William II. Madden, company G, IS^inety-Seventh. 

Henry Moor, company K, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

James McFarland, company D, Sixteenth. 

Ortlet, funkn^own.) 

John St. Clair, company G, Xinety- Seventh. 

Charles Tatam, company D, Sixteentli. 

George B.Wright, company F, Ninety-Seventh. 



KOLL OF HONOR. 25 



KEWTOIT TOWI^SHIP. 



C. W. Barrel, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 

William Boney, company A, Sixteenth. 

W. S. Bowers, company E, Seventy-Eighth. 

Moses Bash, company — Seventy-Sixth. 

James Cherry, company A, Sixty-Second. 

James Edwin, company B, Third. 

Martin Gafney, company G, Seventy-Eighth. 

Hamline Gardner, company B, Seventy-Eighth, 

Daniel Horn, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 

Joseph Jenkins, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 

Benjamin F. Keys, company G, Thirty-Second. 

William Loy, company — Seventy-Eighth. 

Charles I^ight, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 

Erancis Eetallick, company F, One Hundred and Twen- 
ty-Second. 

L. A. Roberts, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 

George W. Richardson, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 

Jacob Smitley, company B, Seventy-Sixth. 

David Slack, company A, Sixty-Second. 

J. W. Spring, company A, Seventy-Eighth. 

Samuel Stansberry, company B, One Hundred and Thir- 
ty-Fifth. 



26 THE SILENT DEAD, ©R 



PEERY TOWl!TSinP. 



Gideon Arnold, Tenth Cavalry. 

Isaac Berkhimer, company F, Twenty-Fifth. 

George Edwards, iTinth Cavalry. 

William Frazier, company F, Seventy-Sixth. 

Mitchell Iluftman, company — Twenty-Fifth. 

John McIIunter, company F, Seventy-Eighth. 

John Morrison, company F, Seventy- Eighth. 

Edward B. McCracken, company F, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 

Eichard Reed, company E, One Hundred and Eighty - 
Second. 

John Stires, company F, One Hundred and Ninety- 
Eighth. 

Samuel Shuck, compacy E, Ninety-Seventh. 

Alfred Shamhliii. 

James Taylor, company F, Seventy-Eighth. 

John Wine, " F, 



ROLL OF HONOR. 27 



KICH HILL TOWE^SHIP. 



Ezra Atchinson, company E, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

James Atchinson, company E, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 

John Bracken, company B, J^inety-Seventh. 

E. A. Bain, " K, 

John C. Cramblett, " G, " 

Alexander M. Cox, " A, Seventy -Eighth. 

John Crawford, " A, 

Henry Crawford, " A, " " 

James Crawford, " A, " " 

C. Z. Dollman, company — , Ninety-Seventh. 
Simon Elliott, " E, Second. 

Hugh Elliott, (1) " B, Ninety-Seventh. 

Hugh Elliott, (2) " B, 

John Foster, " E, One Hundred and Twenty - 

Second. 
Lewis Forsythe, company A, Fifteenth. 
James Fleming, company A, Seventy-Eighth. 
John Hoop, (unknown.) 
John Humble, company B, Ninety- Seventh. 
Samuel Jones, company D, Seventy -Eighth. 
Benoni Leadman, company A, Fifteenth. 

D. B. Monroe, company A, Sixty-Second. 
James L. Polen, company — , Ninety-Seventh. 
Abraham Pollock, company H, One Hundred and 

Twenty-Sixth. 

Richard Stephens, company E, One Hundred and Twen- 
ty-Second. 

Joseph Wilson, company A, Seventy-Eighth. 



28 



SALEM TOW:N'SHrP. 



Frederick Aler, company I, One Hundred and Twenty 

Second. 
Alva Bartholemew, company E, Xinety-Seventli. 

William H. Bowdeu, " " " " 

Samuel A. Brill, (unknown.) 

Sutherland Baugbman, company A, Sixteenth. 

Ezra Baughman, compan}^ — , Fifteenth. 

George Bowman, company E, Is'inety- Seventh. 

Henry H. Doughty, company E, IlTinety-Seventh. 

Jasper Daily, company — , Fifteenth. 

James H. Forrest, company E, Xinety-Seventh. 

Asa Henry, Thirteenth Tennessee. 

Charles Keys, company E, Kinety-Seventh. 

John McDowell, company C, Sixty-Second. 

John Oliver, company F, Seventy-Eighth. 

Homer H. Roff, Marine. 

Converse M. Shirer, company E, IRinety-Seventh. 

Benjamin F. Shirer, Fourth Cavalry. 

Asa Yernon, company K, Sixty-Fourth. 

Nicholas Yernon, company F, Seventy-Eighth. 



ROLL OF HONOR. 29 



SALT CEEEK TOWKSHIP. 



Jolm A. Armstrong, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 

"William Allen, company — , " " 

C. W. Bailey, company A, Fifteenth. 

James II. Crumbaker, company E, Third. 

Manly Crumbaker, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 

Samuel P. Campbell, company D, " " 

John E. Harkness, company G, ISi inety-Seventh. 

Abel F. Xille, Gun Boat. # 

J, F. Mathews, company — , Seventy-Eighth. 

Benjamin Matson, company — , '^ " 

John F. Moore, company B, " ^' 

Hiram Mercer, company, — , " " 

William Sutton, company B, " ^' 

Charles Smith, company — , One Hundred and Fifty- 

Ninth. 
Lewis Yogt, company A, Seventy-Eighth. 



30 THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



SPRINGFIELD TOWi^SHIP. 



Randolph C. Aston, company B, Seventy-Eiglith. 

F. M. Atkinson, company B, Twenty-Fourth. 

James Atkinson, company E, Kineteeuth. 

Henry Alvves, company II, Seventy -Eighth. 

J, W. Aston, company E, IS^ineteenth. 

Henry Beaty, (colored) company M, Fifth U. S. 

George Brown, " " " " " 

William Berkshire, company K, Ninety- Seventh. 

William A. Cocerel, company — , Twelfth. 

John L. Chapman, company K, Ninety-Seventh. 

William Crooks, company B, One Hundred and Thirty- 

Fifth. 
Ri chafed Dickerson, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 
Thomas Dorsey, company — , First. 
John Davey, company E, Nineteenth. 
William Deitrick, company A, Sixty-Second, 
William Emery, company D, '^ " 

Robert Figley, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 
Howard C. France, company E, Nineteenth. 
Western Fletcher, (colored) M, Eleventh U. S. 
John Gray, company C, Fortieth. 
William Gardner, company K, Ninety-Seventh. 
Miles D. Gadd, company E, Nineteenth. 
Lieut. Thomas Hopes, company F, Seventy-Eighth. 
M. K. Hawkins, Seventy-Eighth. 
Nathaniel Hall, (colored) compatuy M, Eleventh IJ. S. 
Finley Hemphill, company K, Ninety-Seventh. 
John W. Harding, company E, Nineteenth. 
Lewis P. Haver, company E, Third. 



ROLL OF HONOR. 81 



John Haffhill, Eleventh U. S. 

Greenberry Honeycut, (col'd) company D, Eleventh U. S. 
Alvah James, company C, Thirteenth Cavalry. 
Alfred Joselyn, company — , One Hundred and Twen- 
ty-Second. 
William Kinney, (colored) company M, Eleventh U. S. 
Charles Koontz, company E, Nineteenth. 
James Kelly, Gunboat. 
Samuel Lewis, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 
James Lewis, " " " " 

George H.Mathews, '• " " 

Wm. McMillan, (unknown) Andcrsonville Prison. 
Joseph Osmond, " " " 

George I. Potts, Q. M. Sergeant, Is'inety-Fifth. 
J. W. Palmer, company — , ISTineteenth. 
John Phillips, company — , Twenty-Fourth. 
Joel Eunnion, company F, Seventy-Eighth, 
Major B. C. G. Reed, One Hundred and Seventy-Fourth. 
Horace Kheynolds, company — , Seventy-Sixth, 
Albert Smith, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 
John W. Saladee, company G, Ninety -Seventh. 
Charles Smith, company C, Thirteenth Cavalry. 
Catharinus Springer, company E, Nineteenth. 
John Skinner, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 
Robert Stockdale, company K, Ninety-Seventh. 
B. F. Scott, company K, Ninety-Seventh. 
Warren B. Schnebly, company — , SecondCavalry. 
John H. Spalding, company K, Ninety-Seventh. 
Thomas Starts, (colored) company — , Fifth U. S. 
Austin Tuttle, company A, Sixteenth. 
John Thompson, (colored) unknown. 
William Harrison Wiles, company B, Fifteenth. 
Cordon R. Wiles, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 
Benoni A. Williams, Thirteenth Cavalry. 
Charles Weaver, company E, Nineteenth. 
John Weaver, company B, Seventy-Eighth. 



82 THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



imiOX TOWNSHIP. 



William Aslier, One Hundred and Twenty-Second. 

Joseph Alexander, Forty- Sixth. 

ISTealy Alexander, Fort^^-Sixth. 

James Alexander, company A, Fifteenth. 

Samuel Barnett, (Libby) company F, Twenty-Sixth. 

W. L. Brown, Fifteenth. 

H. M. Brown, company A, Fifteenth. 

Captain J. C. Cummins, company A, Fifteenth. 

Lieutenant James T. Caldwell, Seventy-Eighth. 

AYilliam S. Caldwell, company I, One Hundred and 

Twenty-Second. 
Lieutenant Philip Gibbons, Seventy-Eighth. 
James Gormley, company A, Fifteenth. 
Captain Thomas N. Hanson, company A, Fifteenth. 
Lieutenant Andrew L. Hadden, '' A, " 

Cephas Hammond, company I, One Hundred and 

Twenty-Second. 
James L. Hadden, company A, Fifteenth. 
Samuel Hurrell, " F, Seventy-Eighth. 

Eobert Hanson, Seventy-Eighth. 
Levi Hammond, " 

Samuel AY. Hughes, " 
Jefferson 0. McMillan, company I, One Hundred and 

Twenty-Second. 
James F. McGee, company A, Fifteenth, 
E. E. Madden, " A, " 

"William Price, " A, " 



ROLL OF HONOR. 33 



David McCutcheon, company A, Fifteenth. 

Theo. Reasoner, Seventy -Eighth. 

George F. Richey, company A, Seventy-Eighth. 

T. W. Skinner, company A, Fifteenth. 

John F. Timms, company I, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

Stephen W, Yan Kirk, company I, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 

John McWhirter, company A, Seventy-Eighth. 

Wesley West, compan}' F, Seventy-Eighth. 

Alonzo Wilson, company A, Fifteenth. 

Jonathan Whitiker, company F, Seventy-Eighth. 

Lewis Williams, Eighty-Eighth. 

Harvey White, company A, Fifteenth. 



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34 THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



WASHmGTON TOWNSHIP. 



Noah Colder, company F, One Hundred and Eighty- 
Third. 

George Dunn, One Hundred and Fifty-Ninth. 

James L. Dunn, company F. One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

Henry Fulton, (unknown.) 

Francis Godfrey, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 

George Herald, company E, Nineteenth. 

Charles "Wm. Kaemmerer, company A, Seventy-Eighth. 

Charles Little, company F, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

William Monyghan, company K, Seventy-Eighth. 

Joseph Morgan, Tenth Cavalry. 

Henry Sutton, company K, Seventy-Eighth. 

Jacob W. Wright, company K, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 



KOLL OF HONOK. 35 



WAYisTE TOWNSHIP. 



Jeptha R. Austin, company E, Second. 

Jacob Dietenback, company A, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 

John Engieheart, company A, Sixteenth. 

Thomas Fulkerson, company A, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 

E. M. Harding, One Hundred and Seventy-Eighth. 

George W. Irvin, company A, Seventy-Eighth. 

Absalom Krewson, company A, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 

James Luman, company A, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

John F. McMillen, company A, One Hundred and Twen- 
ty-Second. 

WiUiam E"orris, Seventy-Eighth. 

Jeremiah I^Torris, " " 

Jacob Gr. Schnider, Third. 

George W. Settle, company F, Seventy-First. 

^'amuel ^cott, company A, Sixteenth. 

Francis M. Story, company F, Seventy-Eighth. 

Oliver C. Story, company F, Seventy-Eighth. 

Samuel Shuck, company E, Mnety-Seventh. 

Andrew Voll, company A, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

A. W. Williamson, One Handred and Twenty-Second. 

Walter I. Wells, company A, One Hundred and Twen- 
ty-Second. 

David E. Watson, One Hundred and Twenty-Second. 

Jacob Withers, company A, Seventy-Eighth. 



36 THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



ZAIlTESVILLE— FIRST WARD. 



John F. Carlow, (unknown.) 
James Eoff, company G, Thirty- Second. 
Barnhard Fix, company E, Third. 
Narvil Greenland, Mneteenth. 
Frank Greenland, Twenty-Fourth. 
Capt. John C. Hazlett, company H, Second. 
Lieut. Charles E. Hazlett, compan}- D, Fifth Reg. Art. 
Enoch Hedges, company E, Second. 
Henderson Jordon, company C, Seventy-Eighth. 
William Monroe, company A, One Hundred and Twen- 
ty-Second. 
John Morrison, company A, Sixteenth. 
Lieut. Joshua Madden, First Artillery. 
George Morrison, company A, Second 
Owens, company I, One Hundred and Mnety-Fifth. 



ROLL OF HONOR. 37 



ZANESVILLE— SECOlvrD WARD. 

B. Compton, company A, Sixteenth. 

Jacob Christman, company A, Ninth Cavaby. 

John Cantwell, company C, Seventy-Eighth. 

Patrick Cantwell, Eighteenth U. S. 

J. Morton Dillon, company E, Mnety-Seventh. 

Edward English, company C, Seventy-Eighth. 

J. H. Horseman, company B, Sixty-Second. 

Gordon Huntingdon, company A, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 

B. H. Jordon, company C, Seventy-Eighth, 

Lewis C. Jordon, 

John R. Johnston, company E, Second. j- 

James Morton, company C, Seventy-Eighth. 

George W. llTewell, company E, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 

Isaac Priest, company K, Mneteenth. 

Francis Porter, company G, Seventy-Eighth. 

Cyrus Sarchett, company A, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

Robert J. Tirrel, (colored) Eleventh U. S. 

Owen Sullivan, Seventy-Eighth. 

Arthur J. Van Home, company E, Mnety-Fifth. 

D. C. Willis, company I, Seventy-Eighth. 



38 THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



ZAi^ESVILLE— THIRD WARD. 

Alexander Buble, company A, Sixteenth. 

Alexander Christy, company A, Sixteenth. 

Jacob C ashman, Eighth. 

Lieut. J. Stanly Cochran, Nineteenth. 

William Flowers, One Hundred and Seventy-Eighth. 

John Hyatt, company E, Second. 

John Knawer, company K, One Hundred and Twenty - 

Second. 
Joseph Keller, company F, One Hundred and Twenty - 

Second. 
Adgt. Dan C. Liggett, Sixty-Second. 
David Mercer, company H, Second. 
H. Pigram, company H, Second. 
Samuel Reynolds, (unknown.) 
Walter Roderick, Gunboat. 

George C. Shuback, company B, First O. Cavah-y. 
Jacob Yoct, company E, Tenth Cavalry. 
Leander Williams, company A, Sixteenth. 
Charles Wilson, (colored) Fifth U. S. 



ROLL OF HONOR. 39 



ZANESVILLE FOURTH WARD. 



Joseph Anderson, company K, Seventy-Eighth. 

William Arthur, company I), Sixty-Second. 

Thomas Bellvilie, company F, One Hundred and Twen- 
ty Second. 

William Blixenschultz, company F, Seventy-Eighth. 

Moses Bash, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 

Jasper Cochran, company A, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

ISTewton Cockerell, company A, One Hundred and 
Twenty-Second. 

Hyram Cowan, company E, Second. 

George Fridoline, company E, Mnety- Seventh. 

Thomas Grishy, company H, Seventeenth. 

Edward H. HiUiard, company I, One Hundred and 
Twenty- Second. 

George Hawn, company K, Sixty-Second. 

John T. Hainess, company B, Tenth Cavalry. 

William Laughlin, Seventy-Eighth. 

Wesley M. Lyons, company A, Seventy -Eighth. 

John McMulkin, company A, Seventy-Eighth. 

David Maas, company E, Second. 

Valentine Mummel, company E, Nineteenth. 

James Male, company I, Sixty-Seventh. 

Thomas H. Parkinson, company -E, Mneteenth. 

Thomas Passwater, company F, Sixty-Second. 

John Robinson, company E, Mnety-Seventh. 

Christian Rines, Twenty -Fourth. 

Henry Ratlift^ (unknown.) 



40 THE SILENT DEAD, OR 



James Stall, company I, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

Ugene Sulivant, Twenty-Fourth. . 

Hiram Sears, company F, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

James H. Smith, company A, Sixteenth. 

Cyrus Sarchet, company A, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 

Alexander Winn, Twenty-Fourth. 

J. M. Winn, company F, Seventy-Eighth. 

James Wray, Heavy Artillery. 

John Young, company F, One Hundred and Twenty- 
Second. 



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ROLL OF nOXOR. 41 



DECEASED OFFICEKS. 

Major William Edwards, Sixty-Second. 

Major B. G. 0. Reed, One Hundred and Seventy-Fourth. 

Captain E. Hillis Talley, company D, Seventy-Eighth. 

^* Thomas L. Hanson, company A, Fifteenth. 

" WilHam Berkshire, company K, Xinety-Seventh. 

" John C. Hazelett, company E, Second. ^ 

*' J. C. Cummins, Fifteenth. 
Adjutant Dan C. Liggett, Sixty-Second. 
Lieut. Thomas Hopes, company F, Seveiit3^-Eighth. 

" Charles E. Hazelett, company D, Fifth Artiller3^ 

" Hamline Gardner, com[»any B, Seventy-Eighth. 
John T. Caldwell, Seventy-Eighth. 

" William Gardner, company X, Xinety-Seventh. 

" Joshua Madden, First Artillery. 

^' Edward H. Hilliard. company I, One Hundred 
and Twenty-Second. 

" ~ Frederick Lentz. company K, Nineteenth. 

'' J. Stanl}' Cochran, Nineteenth. 

" Jefferson 0. McMillen, company I, One Hundred 
and Twenty-Second. 

" Andrew L. Hadden, company A, Fifteeiith. 



42 



ERRATA. 



It is stated on page tour, that the entire number of 
deaths by battle, in this roll, is five hundred and eighty- 
four. At the time of preparing the form for the press, 
containing the above page and number, it was correct 
as far as known, but an accurate count at the close of 
this form, gives the Vv'hole number at six hundred and 
one. Kumber of officers, nineteen. 













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